Khabarovsk Krai kicks off May with festivals, tours and cultural adventures
Khabarovsk Krai is offering a busy start to May with festivals, excursions, and cultural events. Residents will also enjoy a shorter workweek thanks to the public holidays, giving them more time to explore the region’s attractions. The celebrations begin on May 1 with the launch of the Far East—Land of Adventure contest’s fourth season. That same day, the Plov.amk gastronomy festival will take place in Amur, showcasing local cuisine.
On May 2, two new tours will be available. The Mountain Fairy Tale excursion promises panoramic views of Lake Amut and the surrounding peaks. Meanwhile, the Nanai-Style Zen experience will feature workshops, photo sessions, and traditional meals.
The weekend continues with cultural visits. On May 3, the Holy Peter and Paul Convent will open its doors to visitors. Then, on Sunday, the Nash Mest estate will host the Cossack Freedom programme, offering a glimpse into local heritage.
For more details on these events and other leisure options, the Ministry of Tourism of Khabarovsk Krai provides updates on its official website and social media channels. With festivals, guided tours, and cultural programmes, the region is providing a variety of activities for both locals and visitors. The extended holiday period allows more people to take part in these events across Khabarovsk Krai.
